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About Simon Bond

Simon is 48 years of age and has been in the Investment world almost all his life.

His father Bruce Bond was a pioneer in the world of personal financial advice and appeared as a regular in a large number of publications and the electronic media over a number of decades. His success and following gave rise to many of the financial journalists that are now heard around the nation on so many different programs and various formats.

Bruce was a trusted and respected member of the Investment community and Simon has followed in his father’s footsteps.

Simon is a Partner at the Newport Office of ABN AMRO Morgans Australia, after having spent almost 2 decades learning his trade in the heart of Stockbroking in Collins Street Melbourne at various firms.

He relocated his family back to Sydney for family reasons around 5 years ago, coming almost full circle, having begun his career in the Seventies as a “chalkie” at the Sydney Stock Exchange

Simon is fanatical about the way that technology and the Internet is altering the Investment landscape around the globe and focuses much of his outlook on how these profound changes will affect the outcomes and futures of investors everywhere.

Simon's Articles

Perfect portfolio up 170% Population boom – portfolio benefits Volatility on the rise Telstra under siege Looking for Mr Good Yield A capital idea Waves of opportunity The year of the porker The future of Telstra stocks 2009, what a year Is normal boring? Interest rate rise Self storage nation China's copper Sitemap A model of US earnings The network effect Hey Joe! The recession’s over! Risk is the new black Trading places Inflation, not deflation In search of Goldilocks The great decluttering New faces A great distanced travelled Risky business or a spoonful of sugar? After the gold rush The reflation rally continues Top investments: from the screen to the street Who are the companies of tomorrow? Shape shifters Positioning for the future Kerry Stokes to James Packer: SUP Telegram from the Queen Where will growth come from? The convergence of the internet and TV